HUNDREDS STUNG BY JELLYFISH IN BRAZIL
Here in Florida, we periodically have problems with jellyfish, but I have never heard of this many people being stung.
Here in Florida, we periodically have problems with jellyfish, but I have never heard of this many people being stung.
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They say the life span of Orangutans is 40 to 50 years, so I guess this old guy lived to a ripe old age.
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Makes you wonder how the tiger got loose, doesn't it?
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9:44 AM
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I don't know about you, but even before the ship hit the piece of ice, this didn't seem like much of a vacation to me.
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2:23 PM
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Seems like a rerun of a bad movie.
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2:19 PM
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Wildfires fanned by fierce desert winds have forced the evacuation of 250,000 people in Southern California.
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8:11 PM
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I love to watch Jack Hanna and this story really made me laugh. Thank goodness he had the flamingo in a crate!!!
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Reuters is reporting that the Arctic's Northwest Passage has opened up fully because of melting sea ice, clearing a long sought but historically impassable route between Europe and Asis. I guess it's good that the Northwest Passage is now open, but it can't be good that ice is melting.
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I knew that the gorillas in Africa were endangered, but I never realized that Ebola is the number one killer of them. It would be so tragic if we were to lose this magnificent beast.
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Anytime I see an article about the mountain gorillas of Africa, I automatically think of former Senator Bill Frist, who has gone to Africa frequently to see these magnificent beasts. Now comes word that rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo have taken control of large parts of the Virunga National Park, home to rare mountain gorillas. Only 700 mountain gorillas remain - half of which are in Virunga.
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Any volunteers? Only two requirements - you must be non-hairy and bold.
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3:49 PM
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